Time Lord

:This article is about the Time Lords from Doctor Who. For alternate meanings, see Time Lord (disambiguation).

Partial list of Time Lords appearing in Doctor Who

The Doctor

• First Doctor: William Hartnell
• Second Doctor: Patrick Troughton
• Third Doctor: Jon Pertwee
• Fourth Doctor: Tom Baker
• Fifth Doctor: Peter Davison
• Sixth Doctor: Colin Baker
• Seventh Doctor: Sylvester McCoy
• Eighth Doctor: Paul McGann
• Ninth Doctor: Christopher Eccleston
• Tenth Doctor: David Tennant

Other Doctors

Occasionally, other actors have played the Doctor:

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• Richard Hurndall played the First Doctor in the twenty year anniversary special, in place of the late William Hartnell.
• Trevor Martin played the Fourth Doctor (a different one to Tom Baker, who had not yet been cast in the television series at the time) in the stage show Seven Keys to Doomsday.
• David Banks was understudy to Jon Pertwee in the stage show The Ultimate Adventure and was called on to play the Doctor at least once during the show's run.
• Rowan Atkinson, Richard E. Grant, Jim Broadbent, Hugh Grant, and Joanna Lumley played successive incarnations of the Doctor in the Comic Relief special Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death.
• Richard E. Grant played the unofficial Ninth Doctor in an animated Flash-based webcast serial entitled Scream of the Shalka, produced prior to the new series. Grant's interpretation has since been dubbed the "Shalka Doctor", or the "REG Doctor".
• Michael Jayston played the Valeyard, an evil future (or possible future or possible alternative) incarnation of the Doctor.
• Adrian Gibbs played an intermediate form between the Doctor's fourth and fifth incarnation known as the Watcher.
• Peter Cushing played "Dr. Who", a human inventor, in the two films based on the television series.

Time Lords in the television series

• Susan Foreman, the Doctor's granddaughter. She choose to live with a human on Earth, which has given rise to the debate as to whether she was a Time Lady or "just" a Gallifreyan.
• Omega
• Rassilon
• Borusa (The Deadly Assassin, The Invasion of Time, Arc of Infinity, The Five Doctors)
• Azmael, who the Doctor called "the best teacher ever had", living under the pseudonym "Professor Edgeworth" (The Twin Dilemma).
• Romana (full name Romanadvoratrelundar)
• The Meddling Monk
• The Master
• The Rani (The Mark of the Rani, Time and the Rani)
• K'anpo Rimpoche, also known as Cho Je (Planet of the Spiders)
• Salyavin, also known as Professor Chronotis (Shada)
• Morbius (The Brain of Morbius)
• The War Chief (The War Games)
• The Inquisitor (The Trial of a Time Lord)
• The Valeyard (The Trial of a Time Lord)
• Chancellor Goth (The Deadly Assassin)
• Chancellor Thalia (Arc of Infinity)
• Chancellor Flavia (The Five Doctors)
• The Castellan (various) (The Deadly Assassin, The Invasion of Time, Arc of Infinity, The Five Doctors)
• Drax (The Armageddon Factor)

Time Lords from spin-off media

• arguably, John and Gillian, the Doctor's grandchildren from the TV Comic comic strip
• Valentine from Death Comes to Time
• The Minister of Chance from Death Comes to Time
• Casmus from Death Comes to Time
• Tannis from Death Comes to Time
• Iris Wildthyme from various novels, short stories and audio plays
• Irving Braxiatel from the Virgin New Adventures
• The Other from the novel Lungbarrow
• Homunculette from the novel Alien Bodies
• Marnal from the novel The Gallifrey Chronicles
• Larna from the novels The Infinity Doctors and The Gallifrey Chronicles
• Ruath from the novel Goth Opera (full name Ruathadvorphrenaltid)
• Savar from the novels Seeing I and The Infinity Doctors
• Ulysses from the novel The Gallifrey Chronicles (possibly the Doctor's father)
• Vansell from various audio dramas and the novel Divided Loyalties